eDiscovery Case Law Reveals Pitfalls in Preservation of Smartphone Data Evidence The increasing importance of smartphone data in court proceedings and e-discovery is a marked trend in the eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review 2023 by the eDiscovery Assistant. In her...
Revolutionary Smartphone Data Collection Technology Helps Corporations Enforce and Comply with Regulatory Rules A version of this article first appeared on March 4th, 2024, on JD Supra. The use of smartphones in the workplace is commonplace. Smartphones can offer many...
Use Subpoena Power for Text Message Discovery on Personal Smartphones of Third Parties Courts are generally reluctant to allow a party to discover personal cell phone data where the opposing party does not have possession, custody, or control of an individual’s...
EDRM, the renowned community of e-discovery and legal professionals, brought together Doug Austin, the editor of eDiscovery Today, and Brian Coleman, Digital Forensics and Insider Threat Director at Pfizer, on December 5, 2023, to discuss electronically stored...
A magistrate judge in Kansas found good cause for expedited discovery and that full forensic imaging of computers and storage devices was “reasonable and proportional” to the needs of a case alleging intellectual property theft. However, the judge also determined that...
